1. Printing: Your printer might not print the same way our printers do, so make sure to try a couple of test prints. If things aren’t aligning quite right, experiment with the Scale to Fit Paper setting. It’s located in the Print dialog – just click Full Page Slides to get to it. And did you notice we made fold marks for you? They are really light, but if you don’t like them showing on your brochure, click View, Slide Master, and delete them before you print. Customizing the Content: If you need more placeholders for titles, subtitles or body text, just make a copy of what you need and drag it into place. PowerPoint’s Smart Guides will help you align it with everything else. Flag of China: Map of china: Continent: Asia Neighbors: Nepal. Mongolia, India, Laos, Vietnam and Pakistan Capital city: Beijing 3 major cities: Beijing. Shanghai and Hong Kong Reasons to visit: 1. In Beijing there is the Temple of Heaven. This place was where the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty had the Heaven Workshop Ceremony. 2. The Pudong New Area was created 13 years ago and its very popular. People who go there love it because of all of the big buildings. Geological Features: The Yangtze or “Long River” is 6,300 km and is the longest one of Asia and the 3 rd lonest river in the world next to the Nile (#1 in Africa) and the Amazon (#2 in South America.) The Himalayan Mountain Range is more than 2,400 km and is on the boarders of China. It has an elevation of 6,000 meters and it is the world’s highest and largest mountain range. Slogan: China, where food, mountains and places are nice to see. Beihai Park: It is one of the oldest and largest parks in the city center of China. The story is that once there were 3 magic mountains from to the east of Bohai Bay. Gods in those mountains had a medicine which would help humans get immortality and many emperors would to go see if it was true. Places of historical Significance: The Forbidden City is a must-visit attractions of China. It used to be an palace in the Ming and Qing dynasties and it was the house of 24 emperors. Today, the palace is a museum. There are thousands of relics, and the most precious is a gold cup with 3 pillars used by Emperor Qianlong Namtso Lake It is the highest lake in the world with 4,718 meters. It is one of the 3holy lakes in Tibet and is adored by the people

2. Printing: Your printer might not print the same way our printers do, so make sure to try a couple of test prints. If things aren’t aligning quite right, experiment with the Scale to Fit Paper setting. It’s located in the Print dialog – just click Full Page Slides to get to it. And did you notice we made fold marks for you? They are really light, but if you don’t like them showing on your brochure, click View, Slide Master, and delete them before you print. Customizing the Content: If you need more placeholders for titles, subtitles or body text, just make a copy of what you need and drag it into place. PowerPoint’s Smart Guides will help you align it with everything else. Additional photos More reasons to visit: 3. The great wall of is 8,851.8 km from east to west of China. It has also been there for 2,000 years and some of it has disappeared. Dishes: Sweet and Sour Pork: Spring Rolls: Gong Bao Chicken: 4. The Forbidden City in Beijing is the largest and palace and ancient building in China. Construction began in 1406 and finished in 14 years having 580 years now. 24 emperors from the Ming and Qing dynasties lived and ruled China from there. 5. The Leshan Giant Buddha is located to the east of Leshan City, It began in the year 713 in the Tang Dynasty, and finished in the year 803, the statue took more than 90 years to carve. During these years, thousands of workers had expended their efforts and wisdom on the project. The original sweet and sour sauce came from the Chinese sauce called Hunan. The sauce is vinegar and sugar but the Chinese would call it sweet and sour as a dipping for fish and meat In China, spring rolls are rolls with cabbage and other vegetables inside from areas in eastern and northern China. They are usually eaten during the Spring Festival in China A pop classic with hot chiles, crunchy peanuts and plenty of garlic and ginger.